According to an earlier post by someone who no longer wants his posts on here, , the cadets had gray coats lined red. They constisted of one company attached to one of the battalions. IIRC the post also stated that one of the battalions stayed in England.

Well, that was screwed up!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5th_Royal_Irish_Lancers

Wihttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5th_Royal_Irish_Lancerski explains it.

Let me know what you come up with. I have an old project of 15mm Hallmarks based on Marsaglia, but like most things i never finished it. Maybe I will dig them out!

Bill I could blow the individual pictures up a bit on my computer, but it appears the number 57 is not illustrated. However, it might be here: http://www.historischer-bilderdienst.de/images/kontaktabzugsf34.jpg The images are so small I can't reas the text, but if you know what one of the other flag...

Look at number 57 here: http://www.historischer-bilderdienst.de ... 1-1812.php

In the last century FG de Wilde produced drawings of 42 Dutch infantry regiments from around 1700, now in the Dutch Army Museum. He cites the dates of his sources, if not always the sources themselves. Many of the sources are from the 1680s and 90s. If you scroll down you will find Prince Albrecht v...

At this stage NCOs on some armies could be dressed In "reverse" colors as was the case with officers in some regiments. Don't know if this was the case here, but I am thinking about doing it if I don't find any evidence to the contrary. In any event, NCOs usually wore silver or gold lace in place of...

Where did you get the flags?

Sir William, for the Queen's dismounted dragoons you might think of going with the facing color of the Queen's foot in 1686, which I think was green. That way you could distinguish between the King's and Queen's dragoons.

Specifically, Volume II.

If you read French try Histoire Militaire Du Règne De Louis Le Grand, Roy De France By Charles Sevin de Quincy. You can find it on Google Books and Amazon sells a reprint of it.

Hall lists Roi d'Angleterre as 45 in his study. He says the uniform is unknown but says "red and blue?" in parentheses. Reine d'Angleterre is listed as 46. Uniform is unknown. Guidons for both are unknown.

"I think, that Cadogan had a dog, but I cant remeber it's breed."

IIRC Front Rank's Cadogan figure has a dog with it. Whether it's the right breed, dunno.

I think that the grey coated figures represeent the Cadet company.